McKee's 37Road Kill Bug Scrubber, (2 Pack)

The McKee's 37 Road Kill Bug Scrubber is an absolute lifesaver when it comes to cleaning the grime off my car. As someone who loves to drive long distances and explore new places, I've found that bugs and road grime can be a major pain to clean off my car's paint. That is until I discovered the Road Kill Bug Scrubber.First off, the design is genius. The mesh surface of the scrubber is tough enough to get rid of all the dirt and bugs, but gentle enough not to scratch my car's paint. I've tried using other scrubbers in the past, but they were either too abrasive or too weak to get the job done. The McKee's 37 Road Kill Bug Scrubber strikes the perfect balance.What's even better is how easy it is to use. I simply wet the scrubber and the affected area of my car's paint, and then gently scrub away. The bugs and dirt come off with ease, without any need for harsh chemicals or elbow grease. It's perfect for those times when I need to clean my car quickly, without spending hours washing and waxing.I've also noticed that the scrubber is durable and long-lasting. After using it regularly for several weeks, it still looks and performs like new. That's a testament to the quality of the materials used in its construction.Overall, I would highly recommend the McKee's 37 Road Kill Bug Scrubber to anyone who wants to keep their car looking its best. It's affordable, easy to use, and highly effective at getting rid of bugs and road grime. It's a must-have tool for any car enthusiast or anyone who just wants to keep their car looking great.In conclusion, I rate the McKee's 37 Road Kill Bug Scrubber five stars. It's a top-quality product that has made my life a lot easier, and I'm sure it will do the same for anyone who gives it a try. So if you're looking for an effective and easy way to clean your car, look no further than the McKee's 37 Road Kill Bug Scrubber. You won't be disappointed!

Does a good job for removing bugs. Soften it up in soapy water for about 10 minutes. Does NOT leave any scratches.

I purchased these specifically for the described use: Removing bug guts from the front of my vehicles. They are stiffer than I had expected, and I was a little concerned about scratching my vehicles, but you're supposed to soak them prior to use. They clean up easily, and I'm still using only the first one of the pair that came in the package. On their own, they're useful, but coupled with a good degreaser, they work pretty well.

Purchased this after seeing a YouTube video showing it being used. After buying a package of 2 sponges was amazed how well it worked to remove bugs on the front of the car.Upon opening and feeling one dry I was worried it would too aggressive and would scratch the clearcoat but once wet, and allowed to soak for a few minutes, it works perfect. No hard scrubbing needed just a pass or two and all done.

I've used a couple of bug scrubbers such as the Viking's microfiber mesh scrubber, but this blows it out of the water. Simply soak in warm water for 5 minutes and you're good to go. The bugs honestly melted right off and I was surprised on how much time I saved. This also works amazing on windows.Tips and Tricks:Soak this in McKee's n914 rinse-less 1:128 (one ounce to a gallon of water) and use to clean the windshield then follow up with a clay towel (the McKees acts as the clay lubricants). Follow up with a microfiber towel to remove remaining product and use a glass cleaner (rain-x if you're on a budget) to provide extra water repelling. (A CLEAN WINDSHIELD IS A SAFE ONE)Pair this scrubber with 3D bug remover to get the most bang for your buckAdditionally you can use Chemical Guys Bug remover in a foam cannon or pump sprayer for extra cling to provide dwell time that helps clean as well.You will not regret this buy

A bit softer than the scrub daddy but similar. they work great for washing bugs off your car. We use them ofter.

Easy to use to remove bugs. But it does not remove tar.

Yes, these scrubbers actually do work. They work better than any other bug remover I have tried. You do have to use a little elbow grease but it does get rid of those bugs and without the use of those bug and tar removers that remove the wax from your car when you use them. I have seen the price of this item vary a lot and did not buy it for a long time because of the price. Once it got to where I thought it was reasonable (about $12), I bought the 2 pack and I'm happy I did. Thanks McKee

Costly.For what it costs, its not worth.It doesn't do the job well.